Incentives will stimulate Maltese business in important summer of recovery

The Federation of English Language Teaching Schools says its members have been discriminated against by measures introduced to combat COVID-19 and that schools will reopen on the day Malta opens its doors to tourists again

Arts and entertainment sector wants culture minister José Herrera to ‘apologise for fuelling narrative that belittles artists’

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Compilation of evidence against Zenith Finance owner Matthew Pace and director Lorraine Falzon continues 

Longest pending trial by jury stretches back to 2013

Malta Public Transport said one of its buses caught fire in Burmarrad on Tuesday morning, however, no one was injured

MaltaToday speaks to  Malta’s MEPs for their opinions on Future of Europe: giving the EU’s citizens a chance to have their say in the formulation of the bloc’s future policies

Nationalist ‘attack dog’ Jason Azzopardi could lap up true blue votes in party stronghold

100 years after Dimech’s death in exile in Egypt, JAMES DEBONO examines his legacy in a country that was more willing to commemorate Prince Philip’s passing than the cruel repudiation of Malta’s first true democrat 

Parliamentary Secretary for citizenship Alex Muscat was named by Henley & Partners as their 'contact person' inside the Office of the Prime Minister

Football gave the hope of the downtrodden to register a victory over the much better off – a hope that springs eternal in the human heart

Ian Borg should thank his lucky stars for having been born in such a forgiving century: 300 years ago, he would probably have ended up paying for that level of thoughtlessness, not just with his job…. but with his head

Cash, credit cards and computer equipment are among the stolen items

The accident took place at Triq Sant'Andrija, Swieqi

The company, formerly MFSP, is being charged in court over money laundering activities  

A draft text on European Parliament's resolution on rule of law in Malta casts doubts on the appropriateness of granting presidential pardon in exchange for state evidence

Manufacturing operations in Malta and beyond will be unaffected by this decision  

A drug consumption study suggests that illicit drug use isn't posing a serious concern among 15 and 16 year olds

Police charge a 34-year-old Egyptian national who is believed to have organised a clandestine trip to ferry migrants from Libya to Malta